… levels of sulforaphane and, thus, a reduced cancer risk (6). This early research in nutrigenetics,
the study of the role of genetic variability in modifying relationships between diet and …

… Hereditary cancers account for 5–10% of all cancers; the remaining malignancies can be …
exposure to intrinsic cancer risk: nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics. Nutrigenetics makes the …

… genetic factors play a key role in the development of cancer; these genetic factors … role of
nutrition-related genes in various disease states, especially cancer, and to identify nutrigenetics …

… diseases including cardiovascular and cancers. They have also proven their
nutrigenetics role in which they interact with genes involved in inflammation and cancers. (Deckelbaum, …

… This review illustrates knowledge that can be gained from molecular epidemiology in the
context of nutrigenetics, and the questions that this approach can answer or raise. …

… role in cancer prevention [3] particularly in the early stage of tumorigenesis [1]. Nutrigenetics
… represents the molecular perception of a nutrition role at the genomic level of the individual …

… Breast cancer (BC) is one of the most common type of cancer and an important contributor
… Research in phytochemistry, nutrigenomics, and nutrigenetics has provided strong evidence …

… Nutrigenetics is a term used to describe the impact that the genetic code has on the ability of
… Similar to pharmacogenetics, nutrigenetics seeks to optimize the health benefits of tailored …

… as a cancer preventive agent. For them further studies on definitive mechanisms of cancer
preventive … Nutrigenomics and nutrigenetics: impor‐tante concepts for the nutrition science. J …

… cancer risk [1]. In fact, dietary habits are estimated to contribute to 35% of all human cancers
and as high as 70% for some cancers … into the areas of nutrigenetics, nutritional epigenetics, …